Personal characteristics of post-traumatic stress disorders

Fayzura Semenova,Svetlana Bostanova,Dianna Akbayeva,Maryam Tetueva,D Rudoy,A Olshevskaya,N Ugrekhelidze

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202127310020

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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202127310020

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Abstract

In modern conditions, achieving high results in sports for professional athletes is associated with enormous physical and mental stress. This situation is aggravated by the fierce competition in the sports arena, which requires the manifestation of motor abilities at the level of the limit of human capabilities, provoking a constant stressful atmosphere and placing increased demands on the personal and professional qualities of modern athletes. The scientific article discusses the dependence of personal characteristics and features of the manifestation of post-traumatic stress disorders in professional athletes; sports competitions have a strong impact on the emotional status of an athlete. The main stress factor in the sports activity of an athlete is considered to be traumatization, i.e. getting physical and psychological injuries, which affects not only the sports career, but also leads to serious post-traumatic disorders. We assume that in the body of a professional athlete who is in a stressful environment for a long time (training, competitions), psychosomatic reactions occur that cause post-traumatic stress disorder, and also that the features of the course of this disorder depend on the personal characteristics of athletes. Post-traumatic stress disorder is a severe mental condition that occurs as a result of single or repeated events that have a super — powerful negative impact on the individual's psyche.

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The problem of stress tolerance has been studied and continues to be studied by foreign and domestic researchers
In the sports professional activity of an athlete at all stages of a sports career, there are new opportunities and new problems, events that have a strong impact on the athlete's psyche
The statistical analysis carried out using the Mann-Whitney test (U-test), presented in Table 1, allows us to formulate an intermediate conclusion that all high-class athletes show different scales of the symptom of experiencing mental trauma

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The problem of stress tolerance has been studied and continues to be studied by foreign and domestic researchers. We have analyzed the works of scientists on this issue Researchers note a significant compensating ability of the person's personality in general, and the athlete, in particular, in a particular stressful situation. In the sports professional activity of an athlete at all stages of a sports career, there are new opportunities and new problems, events that have a strong impact on the athlete's psyche. Stress is the body's response to the effects of various stressors

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